["The human brain is a tyrannical despot" - Louis-Ferdinan Celine (1894-1961).]
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From the lonely, grey bricks of inaccessible places to the
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massive stones of a shared foundation.
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From a Mental clarity of inverted liberation to the
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intricate web
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forming ever-changing mazes.
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Numerically understanding east to west,
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only to snap in a single contraction.
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Failing to grasp what all should know best as a perfect
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circle of interaction.
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An electrical chamber of vast capacity,
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storing the pieces gathered by senses,
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pushing through filters to see if it cleanses anything
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leaning on intricacy.
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A matter of movements in a cul-de-sac.
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A set of sealed chambers - no compromising.
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Collecting raw data - defeat or attack.
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Remembering, storing and schematising.
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An electrical chamber of vast capacity,
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storing the pieces gathered by senses,
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forcing trough filters to see if it cleanses anything
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leaning on vivacity.
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The mind's electricity clearing the vanity,
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grasping the world through keyholes of sanity.
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Anything leaning on vivacity.
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Numbness in speech - not in visualisation - forms
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intricacy's silent coronation.
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An electrical chamber of vast capacity,
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storing the pieces gathered by senses,
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opening filters so that nothing cleanses all that is leaning
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on complexity.
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Sealed Chambers Of Electricity
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| Borknagar |
